Ksenia Sobchak commented to Meduza on the leak of her correspondence with former head of Zelensky’s office Yermak and censor Novikov
Ksenia Sobchak commented to Meduza on the leak of her correspondence with former head of Zelensky’s office Yermak and censor Novikov On July 9, the Telegram channel Black Mirror published the second part of an archive of correspondence in which, according to the hackers, Sobchak was a participant. The screenshots show her alleged correspondence with the head of the office of the Ukrainian president, Andriy Yermak, Russia’s chief cultural censor Sergei Novikov, and the head of the propaganda ANO “Dialog,” Vladimir Tabak.
The hackers claim that the archive of Sobchak’s correspondence to which they gained access covers 2015—2026, and that its volume is more than 350 gigabytes.
Sobchak called the first part of the correspondence, published on July 8, “made up”; she did not comment on the second. Meduza contacted Sobchak. She said: “So now it is ethical to discuss anonymously fabricated screenshots?”
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Ksenia Sobchak commented to Meduza on the leak of her correspondence with former head of Zelensky’s office Yermak and censor Novikov
At the end of this week, the hacker group Black Mirror (publishes leaks from the accounts of people connected to the Russian state) and the project “VChK-OGPU” posted screenshots of several private correspondences. According to them, one of the participants in these correspondences was…
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Sobchak called the screenshots anonymously fabricated and asked about ethics.
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